In the book my brother Sam is dead why was Sam right to join the colonial army?

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The Meeker family and the rest of their friends in Redding, Connecticut. ... Right off the bat, we learn that the Meeker family has some drama coming their way. Sam has decided to become a soldier in the Continental Army. This means he's going to join the Patriots to fight for the American Colonies to be free from England.

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